- Parliament launched an impeachment inquiry into Cyril Ramaphosa's presidency, a process later revived by the Constitutional Court.
- Cyril Ramaphosa must fund his own legal costs in the Phala Phala matter and face scrutiny from Parliament’s impeachment committee.
Parliament appointed an independent panel to investigate Cyril Ramaphosa's conduct, which includes allegations involving contacts with Namibia.
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What happened
Parliament appointed an independent panel to investigate Cyril Ramaphosa's conduct, which includes allegations involving contacts with Namibia.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Independent panel findings guide impeachment process over foreign currency theft.1 source
- A corruption case implicates Rachel Matjeng and Brian Cartwright, following Cyril Ramaphosa's suspension of Fannie Masemola.Sub-event
Parliament appointed an independent panel to investigate Ramaphosa, citing alleged contacts with Namibia.1 source
The investigation into Ramaphosa's conduct involves tracking a suspect who fled to Namibia.1 source
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Cyril Ramaphosa must fund his own legal costs in the Phala Phala matter and face scrutiny from Parliament’s impeachment committee.Also in this story
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- President Ramaphosa signs off on political funding thresholds amid ongoing scrutiny from the impeachment committee.
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Cyril Ramaphosa
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Namibia
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